Equable vs. Equitable

Equable

Definition

Equable refers to a state of being calm, even-tempered, or not easily disturbed; it can also describe a climate that is mild and not subject to extremes.

Equitable

Definition

Equitable means fair and impartial, providing a just and reasonable treatment for all parties involved.

Example

Her equable nature made her an ideal mediator in conflicts.
The region is known for its equable climate, making it a popular tourist destination year-round.
Despite the chaos around him, he remained equable and composed.

Example

The judge ensured that the settlement was equitable for both sides.
They reached an equitable agreement that satisfied all stakeholders.
The new policy aims to create an equitable system for distributing resources.